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Meizu m2 note Review Posted: 28 Jun 2015 12:30 AM PDT Meizu introduced the first model in the note series, the m1 note at the end of last year and released it into the markets by January this year. So it came as a surprise to ... Meizu m2 note Review

New low cost graphene production a revolution This hair dryer art installation will blow your mind Blade is world's first 3D printed supercar and it's green Toyota takes Tacoma pickup and Sienna minivan and turns them into the Ultimate Utility Vehicle LucidPipe – Truly Elegant Water to Wire Generators New low cost graphene production a revolution Graphene is often called the wonder material, however while it might have its wonders there is no getting away from the fact that it is has chemical vapour deposition that is time consuming and expensive to produce industrially. However this could change as the University of Exeter claim to have found a totally new technique that comes with low cost and they can make graphene of high quality cheaper. [Image Courtesy of Exeter] They claim the system is based on technology that is used to make semiconductors and they can use it to make graphene in mass production using the facilities that

Samsung's new battery technology could double smartphone battery life Micromax Unite 3 Review Weekly Roundup: Sony Xperia Z3+, Lenovo K3 Note, Fitbit in India, 2 new HTC smartphones and more Quad-HD Windows 10 phone confirmed – Might be the Lumia 940 XL Samsung Galaxy Note 5 design revealed in case renders Apple's suppliers start working on iPhones with force touch technology Samsung's new battery technology could double smartphone battery life Samsung, the smartphone manufacturer, is amongst the few cell phone companies out there that manufacture the majority of their components in-house. From the chipset to the display and even the battery so it is quite ... Samsung's new battery technology could double smartphone battery life Micromax Unite 3 Review Micromax launched the Unite 3 Q372 recently, as the successor of last year's Unite 2 A106. The Unite 2 had Indic keyboard with text input in

Should robotics future make us concerned? The developments in Robotics has been a long term concern for many across the globe. A great concern, popularly referred to as Singularity, is a hypothetical event in which a robot, computer or any similar device would be both self-aware of its own making and also intelligent enough to alter or improve it. This would inevitably make it smarter and smarter until it outsmarts us all – or so they say. Before reaching any conclusion, there yet exists another unanswered and perhaps even more important question: will such machines ever exist? A possible pizza delivery robot in the making [Courtesy: trends.directindustry.com] Siri , the iPhone app, is quite remarkable as many would expect. Its user interface is so remarkable that most people can't help but wonder if Siri has a mind of its own. Not only can Siri find you a good restaurant or call a friend, it can occasionally crack a joke or two. Dag Kittlaus and his team were t